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The list of Munich street names lists the names of streets and squares in the Bavarian capital of Munich and also includes the meanings and circumstances of the naming. Currently valid street names are given in bold , names that are no longer valid after renaming or building over are given in italics .
Due to the large number of Munich street names, the list is divided into alphabetically sorted sub-lists.
Dachauer Strasse , Maxvorstadt - Neuhausen - Moosach - Feldmoching / Allach
- before 1820 named after the destination Dachau and Dachau Castle , to which it led. Called Mosserstraße (Moosacher Straße) near the city around 1660
Dachauerstraße outer ,
- (1876)
Dachshofstrasse , Lochhausen
- (1947) Dachshof , mentioned in a document as early as 1501
Dachsteinstrasse , Garden City Trudering
- (1933) Dachstein , a mountain range in the Salzburg Limestone Alps
- (1947) Simon Dach (1605–1659), Baroque poet from Königsberg
Dänkhelstrasse ,
- (1908) see Danklstrasse.
Däumlingstrasse , Waldperlach
- (1930) Däumling , fairy tale character, best known from Grimm's fairy tales
Daglfinger Platz , Daglfing
- (1932) Daglfing , village incorporated into Munich in 1930
Daglfinger Strasse , Daglfing
- (1925) see above
Dahlienstrasse , Lerchenau
- (1945) Dahlias , genus of plants from the sunflower family
Daimlerstrasse , Schwabing-West
- (1937) Gottlieb Daimler (1834–1900), engineer, engine builder, inventor and industrialist
Daiserstrasse , Sendling
- (1886) Franz Daiser (1635-1705), Aumeister, in the Sendlinger murder Christmas shot
Dalandstrasse , Englschalking
- (1933) Daland, according to the legend of Norwegian seafarers, character from the opera “ The Flying Dutchman ” by Richard Wagner
Dall'Armistraße , Nymphenburg
- (1912) Heinrich Dall'Armi (1846–1922), Munich tobacco merchant and industrialist, founder of the Munich community center (1910) and the Dall'Armi home for servants (1917)
Damaschkestrasse , Trudering
- (1932) Adolf Damaschke (1865–1935), pedagogue, social politician, national economist, a leader of land reform in Germany
Damenstiftsgasse ,
- (1835)
Damenstiftstrasse , old town
- (after 1784) former Salesian convent for noble ladies, which was closed in 1802 and the building was then used for secular purposes
Dammstrasse , Unterföhring
- (1876) From the Isardamm. Leads from Isaraustraße towards Isar.
Dammstrasse , Au
- (1857) From the Isardamm. Branch off near Ohlmüller, strongly angled at Krämerstrasse, ran parallel to this and Entenbachstrasse, intersected Breiten Anger and Mariahilfstrasse, and opened up on Schwaigerstrasse.
Danklstrasse , Mittersendling
- (1959) Josef Ferdinand Dankl ((1676–1736); earlier spellings Dänckhel, Dänkhel, Dankhel ) was electoral care commissioner in Bad Tölz in 1703, then in 1705 co-organizer of the uprising against the Austrian occupation. In 1706 he was removed from office and reinstated in 1715.
Dankwartstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1929) Dankwart , legendary figure from the Nibelungenlied
Dannenfelsstrasse , Ramersdorf
- (1931) Dannenfels , municipality and climatic health resort in the Donnersbergkreis in Rhineland-Palatinate
Dantestrasse , with pleasure
- (1900) Dante Alighieri (1265–1321), Italian poet and philosopher
Danziger Strasse , Schwabing-West
- (1923) Danzig , the Polish port city of Gdańsk, where the Second World War began
Daphnestrasse , Bogenhausen
- (1964) Daphne , title character in an opera by Richard Strauss
Dar-es-Salaam-Strasse , Trudering
- (1933) Dar es Salaam , city in today's Tanzania, 1890 to 1920 head office of the German East Africa colony
Darmstädter Strasse , Moosach
- (1972) Darmstadt , city in Hesse, formerly the capital of the Grand Duchy of Hesse-Darmstadt
Daudetstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1947) Alphonse Daudet (1840-1897), French writer
Daumillerweg , Sendling
- (1982) Oscar Daumiller (1882–1970), Protestant pastor at the Ascension Church in Sendling (Kidlerstrasse), later senior church councilor and district dean of Munich. In 1945 he organized the help of the population for the former prisoners of the concentration camp Dachau.
Dauthendeystrasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1927) Max Dauthendey (1867–1918), German poet and painter
Davidstrasse , Englschalking
- (1933) David, a character from the opera “ Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg ” by Richard Wagner
Daxenbergerstrasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1927) Sebastian Franz von Daxenberger (1809–1878), Bavarian lawyer and state councilor, member of the Frankfurt National Assembly
Daxenzipfelstrasse , Perlach
Daxenzipfelweg , Perlach
Daxetstrasse , Lerchenau
- (1921) Field name , after a forest area located there, the vernacular name for a coniferous forest
Debussyweg , Freimann
- (1985) Claude Debussy (1862–1918), French impressionist composer
Defreggerstrasse , Harlaching
- (1912) Franz von Defregger (1835–1921), Austrian-Bavarian genre and history painter
De Gasperi Arch , Riem
- (1998) Alcide de Gasperi (1881–1954), Italian publicist, politician, Prime Minister, founder of the Democrazia Cristiana
Degenfeldstrasse , Schwabing-West
- (1918) Hannibal von Degenfeld (1648–1691), German military leader in the Venetian service, as a Bavarian Lieutenant Field Marshal, played a major role in relieving Vienna from the Turkish siege
Deggendorfer Strasse , Berg am Laim
- (2006) Deggendorf , large district town in the Lower Bavarian district of Deggendorf
Dehmelstrasse , Herzogpark
- (1935) Richard Dehmel (1863–1920), German poet and writer
Deidesheimer Strasse , Schwabing-West
- (1920) Deidesheim , town and wine-growing town in the Palatinate district of Bad Dürkheim, belonged to Bavaria until 1946
Deikestrasse , Kirchtrudering
- (1936) Walter Deike, (1894–1919), draftsman, shot hostage by Bavarian Red Army soldiers
Deisenhofener Strasse , Obergiesing
- (1899) Deisenhofen , part of Oberhaching in the Munich district
De-la-Paz-Strasse , Nymphenburg
- (1902) Maria de la Paz (1862–1946), Spanish infanta and wife of Ludwig Ferdinand of Bavaria, campaigned for the poor and the sick
Dellauerweg , Altperlach
- (1960) Theresia Dellauer, founder of Munich institutions during the Thirty Years' War
Delpstrasse , Bogenhausen
- (1955) Alfred Delp (1907–1945), Jesuit and member of the Kreisau Circle, executed in Berlin-Plötzensee. Named Wasserburger Strasse before 1955 .
Demblerstrasse , Ramersdorf
- (1953) Jakob Dembler (1637– around 1670), armorer, born in Salzburg
Demleitnerstrasse , Untersendling
- (1958) Joseph Demleitner (1877–1954), clergyman, historian and folk genealogist, is considered the forefather of family research in Old Bavaria
Demollstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1961) Reinhard Demoll (1882–1960), Professor of Zoology and Fish Studies at the University of Munich
Den-Haag-Strasse , Riem
- (2011) The Hague , the capital of the province of South Holland and the seat of government of the Netherlands
Denisstrasse , Maxvorstadt
- (1914) Paul Camille von Denis (1796–1872), a French-born railway engineer, built the first German railway line from Nuremberg to Fürth, which opened in 1835, and other German railway lines
Denkhofstrasse , Lochhausen
- (1947) former Denkhof in Lochhausen
Dennerleinstrasse , Englschalking
- (1963) Thomas Dennerlein (1847–1903), Bavarian professor and sculptor
Denninger Strasse , Bogenhausen
- (1897) Denning , Munich district since 1930
Derfflingerstrasse , Forstenried
- (1934) Georg von Derfflinger (1606–1695), electoral Brandenburg field marshal
Deroystrasse , Maxvorstadt
- (1890) Bernhard Erasmus Graf von Deroy (1743–1812) General and the commander of the Bavarian troops in the fight against the Tyrolean insurgents in 1809 and of the first division in Napoleon's Russian campaign in 1812
Descartes Street , Allach
- (1947) René Descartes (1596–1650), French philosopher, mathematician and natural scientist
Desingweg , Laim
- (1954) Anselm Desing (1699–1772), Catholic philosopher, historian and educator, Abbot of Ensdorf Monastery in the Upper Palatinate
Dessauerstrasse , Moosach
- (1926) Leopold I, Prince of Anhalt-Dessau , called "Der Alte Dessauer" (1676–1747), successful military leader at the side of Prince Eugene of Savoy
Destouchesstraße , Schwabing / Schwabing-West
- (1890) Ernst von Destouches (1843–1916), Munich city archivist and writer, director of the city museum
Detmoldstrasse , Hasenbergl
- (1964) Detmold , town in East Westphalia-Lippe in North Rhine-Westphalia
Deutingerstrasse , Isarvorstadt
- (1927) Martin von Deutinger (1789–1854), Catholic clergyman and Bavarian historian
Deutstrasse , Perlach
- (1952) Deut, a legendary Bavarian leader, unknown dates
Dewetstrasse , Milbertshofen
- (1913) Christiaan de Wet (1854–1922), South African politician and Boer general in what was then the Orange Free State against the British troops
Diakon-Kerolt-Weg , Ramersdorf
- (1992) Kerolt, a priest of the early Middle Ages who gave a court in Perlach to the Bishop of Freising in 790
Diamantstrasse , Feldmoching
- (1952) gemstone diamond
Dianastrasse , Lehel
- (1890) Diana , ancient Roman goddess of the hunt, after whom a restaurant there was named 'zum Dianabad'
Dichtlstrasse , Laim
- (1953) Dietl, Munich patrician family
Dickensstrasse , Aubing
- (1947) Charles Dickens (1812–1870), English writer, well known for his work Oliver Twist
Diefenbachplatz , Solln
- (1947) Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach (see Diefenbachstraße ), previously it was called Kirchplatz . 1972 renamed Fellererplatz .
Diefenbachstrasse , Solln
- (1945) Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach (1851–1913), painter and social reformer, also known as the "Kohlrabi Apostle" in Munich, lived for a time in a quarry on the Isar. Before the incorporation of Sollns, the street was called Lindenallee in 1938 and Adolf-Hitler-Allee from 1938 from 1945 .
Diemendorfer Strasse , Obersendling
- (1929) Diemendorf , part of the municipality of Tutzing in the Starnberg district
Dienersgasse ,
- (1835)
Dienersstrasse ,
- (1876) → Dienerstrasse
Dienerstrasse , old town
- (before 1368) Munich patrician family Dyener, Dinaer or Diner
Dientzenhoferstrasse , Am Hart
- (1939) Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer (1689–1751), Bohemian Baroque architect
Diepoldstrasse , Untersendling
- (1930) Munich councilor family Diephold (16th century)
Dieselstrasse , Moosach
- (1970) Rudolf Diesel (1858–1913), German mechanical engineer, inventor of the diesel engine named after him, studied at the Technical University of Munich
Diessenerstrasse ,
- (1918)
Dießener Strasse , Moosach
- (1982) Dießen am Ammersee in the Landsberg am Lech district
Diesterwegstrasse , Laim
- (1932) Adolph Diesterweg (1790–1866), German educator
Dietersheimer Strasse , Schwabing
- (1920) Dietersheim , part of the municipality of Eching in the Freising district
Dieter-Hildebrandt-Strasse , Altperlach
- (2015) Dieter Hildebrandt (1927–2013), cabaret artist, actor and book author, co-founder of the Munich laughing and shooting society
Dietleibstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1929) Dietleib , legendary figure from the Middle High German heroic epic Biterolf and Dietleib
Dietlindenstrasse , Schwabing
- (1899) Dietlinde von Bayern (1888–1889), princess, daughter of King Ludwig III.
Dietmar-Keese-Bogen , Aubing
- (2006) Dietmar Keese (1933–1998) was a member of the Munich city council for 32 years, 16 of which as chairman of the SPD parliamentary group
Dietramszeller Platz , Sendling
- (1904) Dietramszell , municipality southeast of Wolfratshausen
Dietramszeller Strasse , Sendling
- (1904) see above
Dietrichsteinstrasse , Neuaubing
- (1947) Dietrichstein , high medieval castle ruins in the Forchheim district
Dietrichstrasse , Moosach
- (1927) Dietrich von Bern , legendary figure from the heroic epic Hildebrandslied from the 9th century
Dietzfelbingerplatz , Neuperlach
- (1986) Hermann Dietzfelbinger (1908–1984), Bavarian Protestant regional bishop
Diezweg , Solln
- (1957) Wilhelm von Diez (1839–1907), painter of the Munich School
Dillinger Strasse , Moosach
- (1958) Dillingen an der Donau , large district town and administrative seat of the district of the same name
Dillisstrasse , Schwabing
- (1898) Johann Georg von Dillis (1759–1841), German painter, professor at the Munich Art Academy
Dillwächterstrasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1957) Dill guard, whose job it was to open and close the gate gates for vehicles passing through
Dilsberger Strasse , Aubing
- (1947) Dilsberg mountain fortress in the Baden-Württemberg town of Neckargemünd in the Rhein-Neckar district
Diltheyweg , Langwied
- (1983) Wilhelm Dilthey (1833–1911), German Calvinist theologian and philosopher
Dingelstedtweg , Bogenhausen
- (1979) Franz von Dingelstedt (1814–1881), German poet and theater director of the Vienna Burgtheater
Dingolfinger Strasse , Berg am Laim
- (1959) Dingolfing , district town of the Dingolfing-Landau district in Lower Bavaria
Dinkelsbühler Strasse , Aubing
- (1973) Dinkelsbühl , town in Middle Franconia on the Romantic Road
Dirrstrasse , Untermenzing
- (1947) Adolf Dirr (1867–1930), German philologist, linguist, ethnologist and Caucasus researcher
Dirschauer Strasse , Denning
- (1930) Dirschau , former name of the now Polish town of Tczew
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Distelfinkweg , Lochhausen
- (1979) goldfinch , usually called goldfinch species of bird in the finch family
Distlhofweg , Mittersendling
- (2013) old farm name in Mittersendling .
Dittmannweg , Allach
- (1967) Georg Dittmann (1871–1956), classical philologist, from 1936 to 1947 managing director of the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae
Dittler-Strasse , Solln
- 1947 renamed Emil-Dittler-Straße .
Dobmannstrasse , Moosach
- (1962) Dobmann, old Moosach family
Docenstrasse , Allach
- (1947) Bernhard Joseph Docen (1782–1828), German studies specialist and librarian at the Royal Court and State Library in Munich, the forerunner of today's Bavarian State Library
Döbereinerstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1945) Johann Wolfgang Döbereiner (1780–1849), chemist, thought leader for the creation of the periodic table
Doeberlstrasse , Am Hart
- (1934) Michael Doeberl (1861–1928), historian and diplomat
Döbrastrasse , Fasangarten
- (1935) Döbraberg , 795 m high mountain in the Franconian Forest, district of Hof
Döderleinstrasse , Sendling-Westpark
- (1937) Ludwig Döderlein (1855–1936), German zoologist, professor at the University of Munich
Doktor-Karl-Singer-Strasse , Solln
- Renamed to Karl-Singer-Straße , see there.
Döllingerstrasse , Nymphenburg
- (1900) Ignaz von Döllinger (1799–1890), spiritual father of the Old Catholic Church, church historian
Dönnigesstrasse , Obersendling
- (1926) Wilhelm von Dönniges (1814–1872), historian and diplomat
Dohlenweg , Am Hart
- (1936) Jackdaws , songbirds from the corvidae family
Dolleschelstrasse , Am Hart
- (1992) Hubert Dolleschel (1876–1938), co-founder of the Munich Workers' Welfare Association
Dollmannstrasse , Au
- (1897) Georg von Dollmann (1830–1895), architect and royal court building advisor
Dollwiesenweg , Kirchtrudering
- (1933) Dollwiese, dialect for drained bog meadow
Dolomite Road , Giesing
- (1906) Dolomites , mountain range of the Southern Alps, primarily South Tyrol
Domagkstrasse , Schwabing
- (1966) Gerhard Domagk (1895–1964), German pathologist and bacteriologist
Dombergstrasse ,
Dominik-Brunner-Weg , Solln
- (2010) Dominik Brunner , killed at the Solln S-Bahn station in 2009
Dominikstrasse , Zamdorf
- (1932) Hans Dominik (1870–1910), colonial officer in what was then the German colony of Cameroon
Dominikusplatz , Am Hart
- (2010) Dominikus , actually Domingo de Guzmán (* around 1170 † 1221), Spanish founder of the Dominican Order, canonized
- (1899) Dom Pedro I (1798–1834), Emperor of Brazil from 1822 to 1831
Dom-Pedro-Strasse , Neuhausen
- (1900) see above
Dompfaffweg , Waldtrudering
- (1933) Bullfinch , a species of bird from the finch family
Donarweg , Waldperlach
- (1955) Donar or Thor , Germanic storm and weather god
Donaustaufer Strasse , Moosach
- (1960) Donaustauf , market town in the Regensburg district, known for the Walhalla
Donaustraße , Bogenhausen
- (1962) Danube , the second longest river in Europe, has its source in Germany and flows into the Black Sea in Bulgaria
Donauwörther Strasse , Moosach
- (1925) Donauwörth , large district town in the Swabian district of Donau-Ries
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Donizettiweg , Obermenzing
- (1962) Gaetano Donizetti (1797–1848), Italian opera composer
Donnersbergerbrücke , Schwanthalerhöhe / Neuhausen
- (around 1896) Joachim Freiherr von Donnersberg (1561–1650), privy councilor and supreme chancellor of Elector Maximilian I.
Donnersbergerstrasse , Neuhausen
- (1896) see above, earlier Sendlinger Weg
Dorfgrabenweg , Freimann
- (1950) Field name after the village moat that is still partially visible there
Dorfstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1947) Obermenzing was an independent village until it was incorporated in 1938
Dornacher Weg , Daglfing
- (1932) Dornach , part of the community of Aschheim in the district of Munich
Dornbergstrasse , Berg am Laim
- (1924) Dornberg Castle , abandoned hilltop castle in the Mühldorf district
Dornerstrasse ,
- (1904) connects Hellabrunnerstrasse with Schönstrasse
Dornfinkenweg , Am Hart
- Renamed in 1996 to Rose-Pichler-Weg
Sleeping Beauty Road , Waldperlach
- (1931) Sleeping Beauty , fairy tale character from the Grimm Brothers' house fairy tales
Dorotheenstrasse , Trudering
- (1933) Dorothea , female first name
Dorpater Strasse , Englschalking
- (1955) Dorpat, former German name of the now Estonian university town of Tartu
Doschweg , Altperlach
- (1981) old house name
Dostlerstrasse , Milbertshofen
- (1937) Eduard von Dostler (1892–1917), highly decorated fighter pilot in the First World War
Drachenfelsstrasse , Allach
- (1955) Drachenfels , mountain in the Siebengebirge near Bad Honnef with the ruins of Drachenfels Castle
Drachenseestrasse , Untersendling
- (1925) Drachensee , mountain lake near Reutte in Tyrol
Drächslstrasse , Au
- (1883) old Munich patrician family
Dr.-Blaich-Strasse , Obermenzing
- (1953) Hans Erich Blaich (1873–1945), doctor, writer, employee of the satirical magazine Simplicissimus
Dr.-Böttcher-Strasse , Obermenzing
- (1938) Willy Böttcher (1860–1930), director of a chemical factory in Pasing
Dr.-Carl-von-Linde-Strasse , Solln
- (1982) Carl von Linde (1842–1934), engineer, founder of Linde AG
- (before 1818) Dreifaltigkeitskirche, stood there until around 1800
Dreilingsweg , Obermenzing
- (1947) Field name
Dreimühlenstrasse , Isarvorstadt
- (before 1833) three mills on the creek of the same name that have existed since the earliest times (Kaibl, Au and Brudermühle)
Dreisesselbergstrasse , Fasangarten
- (1931) Dreisesselberg , 1333 m high mountain in the Freyung-Grafenau district in the Bavarian Forest
Dreschstrasse , Schwabing
- (1924) Georg Leonhard von Dresch (1786–1836), legal scholar and historian, member of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences
Dresdner Strasse , Moosach
- (1913) Dresden , state capital of the Free State of Saxony, the reason for the name was the wars of liberation against Napoleon that had taken place a hundred years ago, in which several important meetings had taken place around Dresden
Dresselstrasse , Trudering
- (1947) Fritz Dressel (1896–1933), Bavarian politician of the Communist Party of Germany, committed by the National Socialists in 1933 to the Dachau concentration camp, where he was murdered
Dreyerstrasse , Laim
- (1952) Aloys Dreyer (1861–1938), dialect writer, librarian and journalist, headed the central library of the German and Austrian Alpine Association
Drieschstrasse , Untermenzing
- (1953) Hans Driesch (1867–1941), natural scientist, pacifist, ostracized by the National Socialists after 1933
Drosselbartstrasse , Waldperlach
- (1931) King Drosselbart , fairy tale character of the Brothers Grimm
Drosselweg , Waldtrudering
- (1933) Thrushes , a bird family from the order of the passerine birds
Droste-Hülshoff-Strasse , Laim
- (1925) Annette von Droste-Hülshoff (1797–1848), German poet, writer and composer
Drozzaweg , Großhadern
- (1958) Drozza , Bavarian aristocratic family, mentioned in a document around 740 AD
Dr.-Ruder-Weg , Großhadern
- (1947) Karl Ruder (1877–1941), chemist, owned land in Großhadern
Dr.-Schweninger-Strasse , Milbertshofen
- (1945) Ernst Schweninger (1850–1924), physician and medical historian. Personal physician to Otto von Bismarck
Drudhardstrasse , Feldmoching
- (1947) Drudhard, free farmer in Feldmoching in the 9th century. from the family of the Fagana
Drumberg , Obergiesing
- (1951) Field Name
Dr.-Walther-von-Miller-Strasse , Neuperlach
- (1982) Walther von Miller (1894–1978), second mayor and cultural advisor in Munich
Drygalski-Allee , Obersendling / Solln
- (1965) Erich Dagobert von Drygalski (1865–1949), German geographer, geophysicist and polar researcher
Dualastrasse , Trudering
- (1933) Douala , capital of the former German colony of Cameroon
Dublinstrasse , Riem
- (2011) Dublin , capital of the Republic of Ireland
Dudenstrasse , Mittersendling
- (1937) Konrad Duden (1829–1911), philologist and author of the well-known orthographic dictionary of the German language (1880/1903), which paved the way for uniform German spelling
Dudweilerweg , Perlach
- (1934) Dudweiler in Sulzbachtal, since 1974 part of town (previously an independent town) of the Saarland capital Saarbrücken
Duisburger Strasse , Freimann
- (1970) abandoned in 2010 as part of the redesign of the district
Dülferstrasse , Feldmoching-Hasenbergl
- (1960) Hans Dülfer (1892–1915), mountaineer, around 50 first ascents, mainly in the Austrian Alps
Duellstrasse ,
- (1904) → now Wilhelm Düllstrasse
Düppeler Strasse , Bogenhausen
- (1935) Düppel, the German name of a Danish community Dybbøl Sogn , known from the battle of the Düppeler Schanzen, which led to the defeat of the Danes against German and Austrian troops in 1864
Dürnbräugasse , old town
- (around 1607) after a former Munich brewery
Dürnbräustraße ,
- (1876) led from the Dürnbräuhaus in the valley to Hochbrückenstrasse.
Dürnsteiner Weg , Pasing
- (1960) Dürnstein , small Austrian town on the Danube in Lower Austria
Dürrstrasse , Moosach
- (1983) Ludwig Dürr (1878–1956), German airship designer, designed many types of Zeppelin airships
Düsseldorfer Strasse , Schwabing-West
- (1906) Düsseldorf , capital of North Rhine-Westphalia
Dukatenweg , Straßtrudering
- (1933) Ducats , gold coins in use throughout Europe until the 20th century
Dultgasse ,
- (1835)
Dultgäßchen ,
Dultstand kennel ,
- (1835)
Dultstrasse , old town
- (1490) Dult , regional Bavarian name for a fair with a folk festival character. Today's Auer Dult was previously located on today's Sankt-Jakobs-Platz before it was moved to the Au in 1796
Dumasstrasse , Pasing
- (1947) Alexandre Dumas the Elder (1802–1870), author of the famous Three Musketeers
Dunantstrasse , Schwabing
- (1928) Henry Dunant (1828–1910), Swiss businessman and humanist, whose book “A Memory of Solferino” triggered the founding of the Red Cross
Durasweg , Obermenzing
- (1962) old Obermenzinger street name. The Greek geographer Strabo calls a river Duras in the Celtic Alpine foothills, which probably meant the Würm.
Passage on ,
- (1876)
Dussekstrasse , Obermenzing
- (1956) Johann Ladislaus Dussek (1760–1812), Bohemian pianist and composer
Dyroffstrasse , Allach
- (1962) Karl Dyroff (1862–1938), German orientalist, professor of Egyptology and Semitic languages
Individual evidence
- ^ A b Hans Dollinger: The Munich street names. 7th edition. Südwest-Verlag, Munich, 2007, ISBN 978-3-517-08370-4
- ↑ Rambaldi p. 62
- ↑ City map of Munich 1908/1909 The course of the road is drawn
- ^ State capital Munich Editor: De-Gasperi-Bogen. Retrieved September 12, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Deggendorfer Strasse. Retrieved September 12, 2019 .
- ↑ Helga Pfoertner: Living with history. Vol. 1, Literareron, Munich 2001, ISBN 3-89675-859-4 , p. 46 ( PDF; 1.1 MB ( Memento from April 28, 2014 in the Internet Archive ))
- ^ A b Hans Dollinger: The Munich street names 3rd edition. Ludwig Verlag, Munich 1997, ISBN 3-517-01986-0
- ↑ State Capital Munich Editor: Den-Haag-Strasse. Retrieved September 13, 2019 .
- ↑ Fellererplatz. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ^ Hans Dollinger: The Munich street names. 5th edition. Ludwig Verlag, Munich 2004, ISBN 3-7787-5174-3 , p. 58.
- ↑ Diefenbachstrasse. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 13, 2013 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Dieter-Hildebrandt-Straße. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Dietmar-Keese-Bogen. Retrieved September 13, 2019 .
- ↑ Diezweg. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ↑ https://www.muenchen.de/rathaus/Stadtverwaltung/Kommunalreferat/geodatenservice/strassennamen/Strassenneubennung-2013/Distlhofweg.html
- ^ Emil-Dittler-Strasse. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 17, 2013 .
- ^ Karl-Singer-Strasse. In: sollner-hefte.de. Retrieved June 20, 2013 .
- ↑ State capital Munich Editor: Dominik-Brunner-Weg. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
- ↑ State Capital Munich Editor: Dominikusplatz. Retrieved September 3, 2019 .
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